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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
IERHEY CITY.

JEkbEf
Thomas Potter has begun suit for libel asaps william z.
sacistt proprietor sunday MOrntns Hevs m. SUIT
s:sd % story 81 M Potter n accused
ing Mrs Plume and her son.
R" age ,.rssS .S" AZ ossns sDa
yesterday and removed TO hts homo No "a Beacsnavs
NEw-JERsEY.
BAIcsStmEaloww H.5nso1 Q; Jersey CITY .1M., ,N
pointed by Judge Knapp Yesterday commioner: under he
assessments.
Hosokxs-LouI. Forester AZ. .v.nty.i h Of Ansn..
DAY afternoon George LisesrI... Of ssespcS. the
sm l'' Both we're removed /. St. Mafy'. Hospital
LONG ISLAND
CASAEsrThe bodies Mary Beaten George crins and
who 10 S,s
Ths continued all day by the c,sar,
rS. ,T, It s sa 70
sea aud WIN not be recovered for some time
RocKLAND COUNTY.
NYAcx-John Kinr. convict was arrested Yesterday
for burglar TO be 1ps o. h ran, ?,
large quantity OF goods stolen from different places was
STATEN ISLAND
loci.mlth By trade ana Ia.ly employed SyJ Mailer q
from lie rsfter. Of the cellar under Musr's store.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
LAncnMoSr.-Ths Hsw.YOrk. New Havsn and Hartford
&' soa S'% Pefs c%s..
AZ LArchmont, WORK upon winch DO
begun without delay.
wMs building I. asSg, being erected 4, on on
known Branch Town Hall OF westchester. IL wll
cos about 81 900.
NEW. RocHKLLE.-Mrs. Margsret " Whistles has been
granted an absolute her husband Edward
Whaes The annual election OF tho Fire Department re-
suited in samuel w Dasssr for chief engineer
John for assistant and deOso T. DAVIS for sec
retarv
Dcnr Msse , s.s sn nG1s'; Ss:sr
drowned at snedens Landing Friday. The young man
with his parents at No. 3sS West Thirty
second st He visit TO Dobts Ferry In company
his sister He went down 10 get the
boat ready 70 take row through unkno
10 fell the water and drowned before
they discovered him.
ALONG THE SOUND
BsipGEpoRr-In response the Of the New FORK
agent California Associated Press Chief OF Police
Marsh yesterday made OF bridgeport TO ascertzn
now Chimes thsre II resulted total OF thirty.
three Cinnamon and sixteen laundres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

rors-Chicaso s; New-York. 1 struck outTChiesso g.
NeV.York 8. Left bases-Chicago ii New-York. 2.
First bsllsRvan Anson, /; Piener william
/; Burns Ewing l. Threebsse hits-Anson - Gon.
nor l. Twobasc nts-Dorgan, l; Brown Double plays
Ward, richardson and Conner. ] DAILY and Anson Hif
BY pitcher-Connor, /; Richardson, J. Wild pitches-Van
Baltren Passed balls-BIown. Stolen bases-Chcago,
3. Umpre-Mr Powers. Time Of game-?'l6
STANDING OF VARIOUS CLUES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises 43e Sets ,25 Moon rise l6l Moons 20
WATER.
1M-sapdy HOOK. 40 Isrd. l;35 Hell Gate 623
PM.-sandy Hook. 5e3 Gov. Isld BIS He'll Gate. TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.


AN HONEST FARMER swINDLED BY SHARPER
Sylvester Smith, weknown farmer OF Cold Spring L L.
"wednesday in answer 70 an advertiss
party who said he wanted 70 pu
his Of horses out IN board He said he wn Russian
intended going Europe and arranged with
farmer take OF the horses SIS month but ths
failed after the horses He oered Smith
tha ssms ra psr tn accepted The Count
then aid not want 10 be fooled
would be taken away Smith paid the so Next DAY whes
he went Counts stables Lexin gton
ave. he nothing of either the nobcman the
horses and returned homo a sadder and wiser man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
S. C. g. S.
6th-ave. and I9th-st
Midsummer J. Vacation Sale
Ladies' and Misses White Suits,
Ladies' Imported Wraps and
Ladies' and Misses P@Sob.
LADIES' WHITE SUITS
(sOME SLIGHTLY sOILEDh
A Leading Manufacturers Samples.
THEY COMPRISE OVER $50 srYLEs-No TWO
ALrKE-ANp WILL BE PLACED ON SALE MONDAY
MORNING AT
Fifty Per Cent, Below Regular Prices.
LADIES' CASHMERE SHAWLS
a,2oo LADIES FRENCH CASHMERE sHAwLs SUIT
ABLE FOR SEASIDE AND EVENING WEAR
6s INCHES SQUARE. S14S.
IS INCHES SQUARE L9s.
s7INCHEs SQUARE 225.
LADIES' CASHMERESHAWL.
Ladies' Paris and Berlin Wraps

Ladies' Paris and Berlin wraps.
THE SEASON BEING NOW FAR ADVANCED. AND
AS WE ARE DETERMINED NOT TO CARRY OVER
A SINGLE WRAP. WE HAVE MARKED THE BAL
ANCE OF OUR STOCK AT SUCH REDUCTIONS As
MUST INSURE SPEEDY SALE NOTE THE FOL-
LOwING
BEADED aRENADTNE SLEEVES, WITH VELVET
BACK AND FRONT. TRIMMINGS oFJEr AND HAND
SOME LA cE. SAYS REDUCED FROM S2s.sJ
HANDSOME RAILLE FRANoAIsE SILK. HEAVILY
BEADED. TRIMMED WITH oHANTILLY LACE AND
JET FRINGE $3.50, REDUCED FROM $500.
EXTRA FINE QUALITY OF FAILLE FRANCHISE
SILK. HEAVILY BEADED. WITH LACE AND JET
SLEEVES. HANDSOMELY TRIMMED. s1S75i RE-
DUoED FROM $500.
CLOTH WRAPS. SUITABLE FOR CARRIAGE AND
MOUNTAIN WEAR SAv5; REDUCED FROM $3.50.
ALLoUR OTHER WRAPS AT EQUALLY Low PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

rs aud 81 Balbrxgsn Vndsrshrt job SO cts
feppers Jean Drawer make rs TO 81 inches 90 cts
per pair. j. W. JOHNSTON
$50 orAnd-st. n, Y.
Also S7e sixth.ave, three doors above aSd-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
E. ]. DEFINING & CO..
SUCCESSORS no
A. r. STEWART & co.
CBxrAIIA
Invite attention to the follow
ing
PARLIAMENTARY RARGATNS'

bAIkAUkUlNAnl DAnuAlND.
$50 dozen Ladies' white Lawn
Dressing Sacques at 95c.. $I5O
and $1.75 each; reduced from
$1.15, $500 and 1925.
100 dozen Ladies' best quality
Swiss ribbed Silk Vests, high
neck. sleeveless, all cOlOrs and
white, at $3.50 each; reduced
from $3.50.
$50 dozen Ladies' black Silk
Hose, with unbleached sOles, at
$3.50 per pair; reduced from
$500.
200 dozen Ladies' extra fine
quality fancy Lisle thread Hose
at Acc. per pair; reduced from
75c. and $500.
$50 dozen Gentlemen's English
Lisle thread Shirts and Drawers.
all sizes, at $3.50 each; reduced
from $2.75.
$50 pieces fine Challis, in q
variety of handsome chintz de-
signs, at 1Oc. per yard; reduced
from 16c.
500 pieces white fancy plaid
Lawns and lace Brilliants at Sc.
per yard; reduced from IL 1.2c.
and zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
AuneuncsmsaA

AuneuncsmsltA
HENRY A. DANIELS N. D,
49, 1856 West 6yd.st
Heurs-S to IL 5taZ Diseases Of the Nervous System.
osnits Urinary organa rmpssssos sad sssrtlsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

BHipGEPoRT-In response the request Of the Nev.ic
agent of the California Associated Press Chief OF Pol
yesterday made canvass OF Bridgeport 10 ascert1
how many live there II resulted In total OF thrs
three Cinnamon and sixteen laundries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
Sale Extraordinary Of Ladies' & Misses
PARASOLS.

EXTRAORDINARY BECAUSE The GOODS ARE
OFFERED AT MERE FRACTION OF REGULAR
PRICES
ESQ auest Satin Coaching Paraseis, In red. blas,
brown, black, garnet and ccru Mt CSC. eachs usuai
price e276.
32S Fancy Striped Coaching Parasols, In black and
red. black and geld, black and blue aud black and
brown. nj $3.50 each, usual price SS.S5.
115 Coaching ParasoIs, ia red and black, and ecru
and black, at ei.65 each, usual prioe -
10 Black yaru.dyed Satin farases. asserted
chanssable iinuss, ss Sale caehI usual price eA2S
95 Black Escurisi Lace PsrasoIs. Quo black silk
lining, At s30S each, usual price S65O.
225 Misses i6.ineh Ceachlns Fancy asserted Para.
soils mt Soc. each, usual price $3.50.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-11-12

Ladies Dress Goods from s to
26c. per yard.
Plain and Drocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap
Dress Ginghams, CalicOes. Cot
ton and Flannels at reduced.
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Hand kerchiefs. Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and coIored JERSEYS.
jersey Capes, Gents and Bows
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 30c worth Too.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth Coo.
Splendid line of ladies' Goats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT At COST.
All other goods In stock at
zTices to suit Tie times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-11-12
Gszssnr.s ens1s.,
EaARB. { 0. RAllRI
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcTTo Ger. Q ID
The MODEL FAST LINE EAST, Nm
DoURLR Track JANNKY COup,.


For ANNAPOLIS. TO. 900 A. N 20 y
40 and go Pl n. On Sunday, COS y
e.05 .. m.
For Way Stations between RAIN.
Washington, 40. $50 and e.O5 a. m - ~
800 ESQ and LOO p. m. On SUNDAY = y
9.v5 a. M. 20, 800, $50 and II 90 M 70
Trains leave Washington for Raltiro,
ESQ. GO. 7.S0. 500, $40 a. m, II 10 10,
$50 40. 4l6. 3,l0, hS0. 6. Is. $50. Ss5, II IN
: = from Annapolls; : lS and s.45 a. m, las
Baggage called for and checked NJ I
and residences on orders left at Tickct -
N. w, Tor. Calvert and baltimore Strec,s
No go 5. broadway, new No. 1882 W est 4 /
more Street and Camden Station.
w. N. CLkMkNTS. c. X LORp
Manager. Gen, Pass A.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-11-12
Here and There.

The sermon Of the best preach
er il the world will not make so
much impression on q eongrega-
ton as the sudden pattering of
rain on the window -panes of a
church cotaining two hundred
new bonnets.
The Athenians were very much
like people nowadays. Alcibiades
having bought a dog, cut off its
tail. ''This / do" said he.
that the Athe mans may talk
about ii, and not concern them
selves with other acts of mine.
Sand don't You know why,
Bobby" said the minister, who
was dining with the family,
''your mamma doesn't want you
to eat a second piece of pier
Eyes, SIR" replied Bobby.
"She said that if you didn't
take any there would be enough
left over for tomorrow.
One great reason why men
nractice generosity so little in
Id, is their filming SO lit
Generosity is catch
if so many escape, It's
| degree, for the same
lat countrXmen escape
sll-pox-because they
70 one 10 give it TO
;tiesh," nor the
e." which are
the lust of
the eyes
1t is not
who in
Of our
"a do |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25


BUFFALO BILL RIlATES HOW he KILLED HIS FIRST
INDIAN.
Buffalo Bill in London Globe.
81 was born In February. 1S45, in the State Of
Iowa. need not 60 into details respecting mg
family, and can dismiss my youth briefly by say
Ing that when was not on q horse was Just
being thrown on one soon became a pretty
smart rider, and my practice with q gun was
pretty good, too. was twelve years old when I
killed my first Indian. It happened rather sud
den. was walking out by the river. near Fort
Kearney, one night about 10 O'Clock Ny cOmpan-
ions had got on ahead somehow, and was quite
alone, when looking up toward the blum bordering
the river saw, illuminated by the moon, the head
and shoulders OF q live Indian, watching me with
evident interest.
"Now, had heard many stories Of the doings Of
the red men, AID had also been tnculcated with
thorough distrust OF their ways; so, quickly com.
tLg to o conclusion as to what should do l
brought my gun TO my shoulder, and aiming at
the head, bred: The report sounded louder than
usual in the silence Of the night for 1t was past 10
O'Clock, and was followed by war whOOp such as
could only be built up by AN Indian, and the next
instant over SIX feet Of dead Indian came down
splash into the river"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
yHANCERY SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, passed IN Equity cause
No. 10.30S. Docket 26, wherein Daniel Pratt 8:1
Wright 10 complainant, and Emma @. Wright aud
Others are descendants. I shall, on WEDNESDAY. the
SIXTH DAY OF JULY, 1887. 1t HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK n, offer for sale TO the highest bidder in
'front.' OF each piece OF property respectively the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in Todd B
6rown1 subdivision OF part of Pleasant Plains and
Mount Pleasant in the District of Columbus, to wit
Lots Nos TO- IL, 18 -. 20 u, ~ % 20. and 81
IN Block No q parts Of Lots % aud 60 In said Block
No beginning .t point on Bis:nsrk street 100 feet
run.tng THENCE south 100 feet thence west 90 feet
place Of begnninx Lot No IL, In Block No IL; Lots
Noa z. g ~ and IA. In BLOCK No. IL; Lots Nos. 8.
10, ~ Block No. 10; Lots Nos {, 8. g. 10. II, 18,
~, 20 IL. ~ "a, g. %. 70 aud 81, in Block No. 9.
Yerms OF ale by the decree, are as fol-
lows; Onethird OF the purchase money IN cash, and
the balance thereof in two equal instalments at
specuvely and two from the day Of SALE
all cash. ut the option Of the purchaser.
In case any purchaser shall elect to pay the whole
OF the money In cash. the deferred payments
shall be at interest from the day Of sale ut cent
pro%isory notes Sf the purchaser and deed Of trust
deposit OF 600 ON each piece Of property. viii
be required ct the time Of sale. All conveysncng and
recording st the purchasers cost. II the terms Of
sale not compiled with within 20 days after sale
the properly win be resold at the risk and cost %
REGINALD TENDAIL. Trustsa
/ -. WALTER =. wnfiAMs GO.
5e2lA&ds Auctionsesa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
Strange Conceit Of q child.

There is a little stx-year-old girl on the mesa
who is thought by some 70 be spiritual medium
pride OF her mother The little one claims to have
another mother besides the one who cares for
her worldly wants The "other mother" the child
claims TO see almost daily; describes what kind
OF clothes she wears and repeats what she says.
Frequently the child Is heard talking TO her
'Other mother" whom she claims TO have lived
with ere she knew the mother who now claims
her as her own. The other day, as the earthly
mother closed the door, the child screamed and
said the door had been closed against the 'sother
mother" who was fastened In the crack and the
door mad TO be- opened before the child was ap-
peased. The child Il healthy, Intelligent, and
displaye no idiosyncrasy other than that men,
toned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
An Insect that BOres Maple Trees.

From the West Chester News.
An insect with body trine smaller than an
ordinary lead pencil, from an inch and quarter
to an inch and a half long, has made its appear.
ance at Dilworthton. 1t has two prongs about
the size of horseha1r projecting from the rear OF
the body, which 1t uses TO bore into trees The
citizens OF that place have one which they found
In maple tree while in the act OF boring. Its
movements, as well as others OF the same species
were closely watched and 1t was found that the
holes were made by pounding on the tree, and
after boring In some distance 1t would take its
hind feet and pull out the dust and shavngs made.
and then commence pounding again. This would
be continued until the hole some three or four
wards. The citizens OF that place are anxious to
know what the bug Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
A Girl who Plays Ball.

Danbury has a phenomenal female ball-player,
II Is a girl ten years OF age. She can frequently
be seen playing with members of our nine at
throwing and catching on White street. She uses
large rubber ball She Catches with unfailinQ
accuracy and with delightful ease and grace No
ny Can be thrown too high for her to take It. Her
judgment Is unerrfng Ia the ball. She does not
throw oyerhanded IKE females In general but
puts IL In from the shoulder In the true STYLE She
IL so fond the sport that she steals away from
home 70 enjoy IL Her parents have frequently
punished her In various ways for playing ball on
the street. II does no good, as her passion for It
amounts to mania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
The General Passenger Agents Lamen,

Time was when was stern and proud
And when my air was naughty,
When al my views spoke aloud
In words severe or naughty.
Time was when men before me cringed.
The Thought his power to gravel,
For on my within their fortune hinged
To stay 1t hOme or travel.
All, solemn thought, twas but Of late
That other men seemed asses;
WAS the Hrbiter Of fate,
For controlled the passes.
Men walked with me and talked with ma
Aud told me all their stories
Their faces now l seldom see;
Gone gunimering are my glories!
When limbs are lost, attorneys coma
My throat Is filed with law dust:
The whole world has an aspect glum
NV doll il stuffed with sawdust
! am not what l used to be,
No guard Ia ut my portal;
Tn but man Of low degree,
A veay common mortal
Chicago Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
The Nleaness Man Vet.

from the Omaha World.
First Omaha Man-"This practical jokin' may
be all right, but there amt no punishment bad
enough for a man who goes to jokin' In church"
Second Omaha Mani should say not DO you
know OF q case OF that kind?"
"Yes, and we've called a session OF the elders to
kick the feller out OF the congregation Last SUM-
day he sneaked up the step-ladder and turned the
clock back during an experience meeting"
''Oh, well, that didn't do much harm did it?.
Charm! Great SC. John! II kept Us singin' and
prayin and confesstn our sins for I'VE hours before
the tnhunan rascal got caught"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
VlRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. ND, NEAR TEN
NAILYTOWN. d. O.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for 0aA
Montgomery County, =: court Of equity. the ~
to the highest bidder at the late residence Of J0nn
Counselman, deceased, near Tennallytown. D. c., on
Of ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. n. all the real estate Of
which the said John Counselmxn died seized and
possessed consisting VI 4l5 acres and 81 peeches Of
land. more or less.
froni Iennalytown mile from the District line, ~
miles from President Cleyelands country residence
and adjoius the lands Of Adjutaut Gen. Drum, Michael
Wilson aud others.
The soi of this farm h Of excellent qualily, the
for dtviaion into small tracts for suburban homes.
VIII be cold q whole or In lots 70 suit purchasera
equal installmsnt. payable and two years from
the day Of sale. Tsth tnferest from Sa5ee;
io22-0ts JAMES B 6EEDE1eONsl AH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
je21-eo5t
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED REAL ES.
l. TATE ON GEORGIA AVENUE AND Z STREET
BETMEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH


BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of 4aH
the District Of Columbis, In Equity cause No. ~
lO174, shall sell At public auction, in front Of -
the premises on WEDNESDAY,, JULY SIXTH. 1887.
parcels of land and premises situate in the city of
Washington and District Of Columbis, known and de-
forty-seven (47) feet Of Lot numbered seven 90. in
square numbered ten hundred and forty six 1O46I
Terms OF sale prescribed by the court, cash. A
deposit Of fifty 800 dollars on each lot will be required
on acceptance of bid. CouveyancEg and recording at
purchasers cost On ten 90 days default in compi
snce with terms of SALE the right is reserved to resell
i've 80 days notice at purchasers and risk.
HENRY e. DAVIS, Trustee,
4HS Louisiana ave. NV.
faC2 do
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TT0RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
u TATE, NO 1899 8 STREET NORTHMEST.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
ING LOTS, SITUATED CORNER OF THIR.
TENTH AND STREETS NORTHEAST, on
f f2s s 9n AhR ENHIH
1sD A sHah GaHhRa
roHrr,sn Il fsSr ESEs IN SUBDIVISION
By Es e fstaetG " Y Nh III
..' 100 o.s 10. Il and Z, Square 1880.
Ias' 4 B. C. D. ids sd Halsy' SUBJ square
Being At corner of 18th aud street n E. and front
Lot 22. square 1903,
Lots 8. aud s Square south Of square ll4O.
81 7 bi y s! = e "a e "a IS and
n.* Il ssf
s Is T. II - If t. sns sSci H.
Io.s 4: s, s: Z, 8: 9. 10; p. and i, BLOCK 2e.
Fronting ": soh sssa
.ae presents chance seldom offered to Obtain good
as this section OF the city shows rapid sd
Terms one third cash. balance in one and two years.
nusls and to Be- secured by deed Of trust on
sol 6 OF az casn u 81 deposit OF
cost q sale ars Sot eo
Piled With IN ter days the right reserved to resell 1t
pubic notice Of such n some newspsper pub
iasa G1S Sc stGN Ar OFFICE OF
jels-dAds DUcANsoN BROS. Auctioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
rT,HoMAs BOWLING. AuctioneeI
c.r.roorr SALE

CATALOGUE SALE
One Superb Embroidered French Parlor Suite.
with window Hansings and Msntcl Drspery 20
match. cost in PARIS q short while aeo 10000
francs: Turkish Parlor Furniture. upholstered In
Cashmere. Superior Walnut Dwarf Bookcases
Imported and other Carpets. Satin. pamask and
worsted Portieres Fine window Hanging; Modern
ana Antique Msntel Sets. including Clock and
CSndelsbrss. Fancy and Easy Chairs: two Hand
some Oval French Plate Esntsl Mirrors Bronzss
and Mantel Ornaments; two superior Oak sids-
eosrds: Eleexnt Oak Pillar Extension Table. ve-y
wide and long; superior China and Glassware;
Oak Ieather-covercd Dining Chair. Superior
Double and Single Walnut Marble-top Chamber
Suites; Ash Chamber Sets: Walnut Furniture In
separate pieces very Superior Brass and Iron Bed-
steads with Mattresses 20 ht fine Hair Mattress
Feather Pillows and Bolsters, once Furniture .
number OF Superior Chandeliers and 0ss Fixtures;
Clothes and Linen Closets. one Superb French
Range; Large Furnace and Piping: Kitchen and
Laundry Appurtenances. Sleigh and Furniture Of
Stable. at Auction
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE TWENTY
EloHIh. 1857, commencing 1t TEN O'CLOCK. %
OF fiseenth ana streets opposite Wornley's Hotel.
shall sell The entire contents, which IL partly
rat a. -
The house viii be open for inspection on Monday,
day Ir1or to sale, from half past eight until four
O'Clock p. m.
Terms cash
1e2o-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionssr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25
A Boat 70 Remain Under Water Eour
Days.

Mr.. Isaac Peral spanish naval offcer has de-
signed a new submarine torpedo boat, which as
yet exists merely upon paper, but OF which some
thing more will be heard shortly, as the govern.
ment has granted the inventor a credit OF HlO,OOO
on the Recommendation OF q select committee OF
admirals and naval engineers, who inquired into
the inventors theories. The boat which VIII be
ready In about four months. is to carry a crew OF
four and Is TO be able 10 remain for four days be-
Meath the surface II required